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Let's gather the elderly ！ ！

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#1
  • シニア65
  • 2023/09/23 09:56

How many elderly people of Japanese descent are living in LA? We would be happy to be a place of rest and relaxation for the elderly who use the Koryu Hiroba. We think the eligibility is from 65 years old and up.

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#70
  • どうでもよいけど
  • 2023/09/30 (Sat) 22:18
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Sunny ＞ His wife has dementia and has moved to San Diego where her daughter lives.

How do you interpret this sentence? It's a subject for an elderly person's weekend. （ LOL ）

Mr. Tadpole

I thought like you at first.
"Tsure no Oku-san" could also be interpreted as "Tsure no Waifu", but "Oku-san" is not usually used for your own, and "Daughter-san" would never be used for your own daughter. （ "Tsure" is used for a stepdaughter, not a biological child, ）

However, I heard that in Kansai, "tsure" is also used for a friend, so I thought, "If it's my friend's wife, then it all makes sense. I thought, "Well, that's a good point.

Sunny, who has dementia? ？ Your wife ？ Your friend's wife ？

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#71



＞ I am very healthy, but I am lonely every day.

I feel like I am saying I am healthy while my wife is sick.

＞ If there are any women over 55

I guess I am saying that my own wife moved out and I need someone to be my friend.
But I'm not sure if anyone between the ages of 55 and 64 might not write here because they don't think they qualify to participate. I wonder if he wrote the friend-wanted as a half-joke.

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#72

It was not accurate. Please allow me to correct it. My wife has been suffering from dementia for about 5 years, and now she is in a terminal state, her personality has become a different person, and her health is such that she could die at any time. I wonder if there are others who have had similar experiences in the recent aging society. I am posting this in the hope that those of us who have cared for our loved ones for many years may be able to understand each other.

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#76
  • うーん
  • 2023/10/01 (Sun) 14:21
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？
Normally you don't add "Ms." ？

I mean, his wife is still alive and he hasn't divorced her yet, so it's a blur to find a new partner.

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#77

I wrote "daughter" because she was my wife's daughter at the time of our first marriage. She is remarried to me. I am not looking for a second marriage partner, but rather, I thought that if you are a woman who has cared for someone with dementia, you might be able to understand each other.

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